>> richard of los angeles, california, says i support the no-fly list. i think it's necessary in this day and age. >> thanks to everyone who responded. after the show log on to our facebook page to continue the conversation. "fox & friends" starts now. good morning. it is wednesday, june 25. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. while you were sleeping, election drama in the south. a six-term g.o.p. senator barely survived his toughest race ever as his tea party challenger called foul. >> there is something a bit unusual about a republican primary that's decided by liberal democrats. >> all that and the dramatic results across the nation and what they mean for the balance of power in washington ahead. >> also today, the head of homeland security heading to arizona for a firsthand look at the tens of thousands of children surging across the borders,

this as illegal immigrants may soon be getting drivers licenses. >> and may the force be with him or not with him. why the upcoming star wars sequel may soon be missing its main star. turn off the music. it's true. harrison ford. >> ready? float the pictures. "fox & friends" about to start. mornings are better with us. >> hear ye, hear ye, that's the news. god save the queen! god save the county of queens! >> and god did. queens is still there. did that predate you, the town crier? >> yes. >> see what you missed. >> it didn't predate me watching. i've seen and heard for a long time.

look at you with your life savers. >> i'm still the only person who's never seen a star wars episode. >> why bother? let's talk a little bit about the news of the day. it's a wednesday after a big primary day. this is a fox news alert. in mississippi, thad cochran won the republican nomination for the u.s. senate. he was the establishment candidate. he had the support of haley barbour and others. the guy on the left, chris mg daniel the tea party favorite, it was a squeaker. thad cochran 51% to 49% to chris mcdaniel who now says there is a real good chance he could contest this. >> it goes back to the fact that some in mississippi, you can vote as long as you don't vote in both primaries. open primary regardless of party. you can get in there and vote. and what mcdaniel is says cochran did is get into

some of the communities, like the black community and up the showing for the voting polls now and really paint his point here in the primary as someone who is this money hacker. he's going to get in and strip away any federal assistance. that was his claim here. still came away shy with a victory. mcdaniel said i'm not giving up. nighttime -- not time to surrender yet. >> there is something a bit strange, there is something a bit unusual about a republican primary that's decided by liberal democrats. we have to be absolutely certain that the republican primary was won by republican voters. and so we will stand with courage. we will stand with judgment. we will stand with integrity. and we will stand with dedication. this is our fight, conservatives. it's necessary for years.

it's necessary alone. but we are not prone to surrender. >> but the rules say that you can have democrats vote in the primary. eric cantor could have said the same thing, although the distance was obviously much greater in his race that he lost and was upset. but thad cochran said strategically i have to win over blacks and union members and that's who he went after. evidently they did show up. he has every right to protest and we'll see what happens. >> go in and challenge. cochran had a big budget support behind him. he also had senator mccain come forward and say this is no time for on the job training. >> cochran has been bringing home the bacon for mississippi for years and years. at the end that's what he was saying. because at the end, keep in mind, the guy who lost was actually ahead just a couple of weeks ago. so things started to mount. in fact, a number of democrats went ahead and said, okay, we're switching

gears, we're going to go ahead and vote in the republican primary for mr. cochran because we don't like mr. mcdaniel. at the end the tea party candidate did not repeat what happened with mr. brat down in virginia. the establishment candidate wins in mississippi. >> at five minutes after, there are some other primary results. >> too close to call even this morning peter doocy, therefore, is following all of those live from washington. peter, what do you have for us today? >> reporter: congressman charlie rangel thinks he's already won his 23rd term. he delivered a victory speech, very long victory speech in harlem last night. but his challenger is refusing to concede. less than 2,000 votes separate the 84-year-old rangel and his. officials aren't calling the election yet because they are still tallying absentee and provisional ballots. that could take two weeks. in oklahoma, wasn't even close. congressman james lankford

won 57% to 34%. shannon's campaign had national tea party support and he told voters lankford hasn't been conservative enough in congress but lankford prevailed any way and now he's the favorite to replace retiring senator tom coburn. >> the job is clear, we must get rid of obamacare. when i go in to see my doctor, i only want to see my doctor. not uncle sam and my doctor. just my doctor. we have to repeal this and bring real conservative solutions to bear. >> the race to replace tray radell who stepped down was won by curt clawson. in the rocky mountain state bob bopray will face governor john hickenlooper in november.

>> the post game show for primary night in d.c. >> we talked about the i.r.s. for the last three days. first the ways and means committee secure, the new head of the i.r.s. and then the oversight committee do the same thing from monday night to tuesday morning at which time i'm amazed at the number of people who are beginning to say, who are democrats, that is a big deal. senator mccass kill said this looks terrible. the congressman who wants to be a senator from massachusetts said it is a big deal. and mark halperin say if this was a republican it would be a much bigger deal. it would be endless and go on and on and on. but that's not been the case. however, if you poll the american people, they think it's a big deal. >> if you check out these fox news poll, when asked if you believe the i.r.s. e-mails were destroyed, 76% said deliberately destroyed. 76% in this poll believe those i.r.s. e-mails, lois lerner, were deliberately

destroyed. of course it matters to the american people. only 12% believe it was an accident. >> i think 63% of democrats believe that. meanwhile, do you believe obama learned about the i.r.s. in the news? 73% of republicans don't believe the president's story. a majority of independents and 43% of democrats want to believe that their president is not lying to them. meanwhile, one of the things about this particular i.r.s. scandal is -- i heard charles krauthammer talking about this last night -- the media coverage. if the media would pick up this story, it would be a gigantic scandal engulfing the administration. but for some reason there is no appetite in the mainstream media to cover this. as opposed to essentially what was a traffic problem on the george washington bridge for a day or two, take a look. bridgegate got 112 minutes of coverage on abc, cbs, and nbc. >> that's the george washington bridge and that's a high-profile

governor. i could see it being a story for a day or two. and interesting if they were talking about a primary. but now look at this. for the v.a. scandal, did capture some attention for a little while. >> but there was no coverage for the first two weeks. when you look at abc, cbs, nbc, all those, all those places combined, not for two weeks did they mention a word of the v.a. scandal. >> at the bottom you've got the i.r.s. scandal. in the first two weeks, 3 minutes and 14 seconds. look at the top, the chris christie traffic cone bridgegate story, 112 minutes on the major networks. the i.r.s. scandal, 3 minutes. that is extraordinary. >> if you check out "the new york times," they talked about lettuce going bad yesterday on the front page. they had page 16 or 18 about the i.r.s. scandal. when you had a guy who is the utter definition of what you think the i.r.s. is: arrogant, smug and somewhat self-assured, putting down everything that asks a legitimate question and the frustration was palpable,

if nothing else, the drama of this investigation should have attracted national media. >> let us have the stories -- how's that -- that matter to the american people. according to those polls the majority of americans want the information when it comes to the i.r.s. because it could be you. it could be them. it doesn't matter. politics peeled aside this is a federal agency being used prior to an election as a wedge to get in there and punish, put a thumb on americans who just have an opinion. is that not why we live here? >> yes. that's why the first poll we had up is so astounding. 76% of all americans believe that the e-mails were deliberately destroyed. yet, where is the coverage on the other channels? if you're watching another channel from time to time and they're not covering it at awcialtion you've got to ask -- at all, you've got to ask yourself why. >> for the mildly informed, they are not going to be informed. james clapper gave a private briefing to high ranking members of the

senate and said this isis could affect us at home. a lot of people thinking we have to take some action and a lot of action in the anbar province as isis is on the move. heather nauert? >> out of iraq, while you were sleeping syria's air force conducted attacks against the isis military terror groups. that move showing syria's support for the iraqi government. this happening as the first american forces arrive on that ground in iraq. nearly half of the 300 special ops are in baghdad at this hour or on the front lines of the fight. the rest are expected to arrive within days. we'll watch the story throughout the morning as it develops. the united states will face a deadly terror attack and a nuclear weapon could be used. those words coming from the former vice president, dick cheney. listen to this. >> it's not just about iraq. it's the fact that now iraq and syria are both

potential trouble spots. as we see this proliferation of terrorists, we also at the same time have an administration that didn't want to recognize there is a problem. they like to say we've got bin laden's problem solved or we've decimated al qaeda. what they've decimated is the u.s. defense department. >> when does he think this attack will happen? dick cheney joins us live at 8:15 eastern time. you'll want to hear him. the head the homeland security will head to arizona today as hearings start to decide whether undocumented immigrants can get state drivers licenses. if that bill passes 1.5 million could get licenses. >> harrison ford's injury may edge him out of the star wars movie. ford was injured on the set. with rumors his injuries worse than thought, insiders say the actor

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our next guest is no career politician. he worked as a cop in the new york city police department before serving as a secret service member under three presidents, including the president right there. and after last night's primary, he is a winner. what is his plan to win in a notorious blue state? he joins us live now. good morning to you. >> thanks, steve. thanks for having me. >> dan, what is it going to take for you to win the general? >> we have this tendency sometimes as republicans to overcomplicate the message and engage in side bar complications. it's not necessary. here's our message plain and simple. you want to spend more of the money you earn? you want to control your own health care and you want to pick where your kid goes to school? welcome to the new republican party. that's us. let's not overcomplicate this. that message resonates with people across the aisle. i've seen it. i knocked on a lot of

doors. >> let me ask you about your district. to beat the democrat, mr. john delaney who you'll face in november, there is a slight majority, a few more democrats than republicans. how are you going to convince the democrats, you know what, maybe this is the time for you to go republican? >> maryland is a really blue state. i think that's obvious. but there is a frustration until maryland that's really set in. 40 tax hikes over the last gubernatorial administration. listen, steve, people want to fatten up their own wallets once in a while as well. they don't want to be driven out of the state. we lost 60,000 residents in ten years, that is inexcusable in one of the most beautiful states in the union. i think they are e ready for an outsider. >> you are an outsider although you remember standing on the outside -- although you were standing on the outside of the presidential limo. >> there's two types of people in washington, d.c. right now. those who sold out to

lobbyists and those who are getting ready to be lobbyists to get others to sell out to lobbyists. when you see it up close and personal you have to put down the potato chips, get off the couch and do something about it. i decided to jump in the race. >> so far so good for you. let's talk a little bit about the mississippi race where it was the conservative establishment candidate, thad cochran, against the tea party candidate chris mcdaniel. at the end it is a scweerk, mr. mcdaniel -- it is a squeaker, mr. mcdaniel may challenge but looks like cochran is headed to another win. >> i thought chris mcdaniel would pull that one out but he was fighting a tidal wave of establishment forces. the real fight is not right now. it's not republicans versus democrats. it's really d.c. insiders versus the rest of us. where's that guy with the dirt underneath his finger nails? where's his voice in d.c.

right now? it's been lost. we'll see what happens in the recount. >> we just heard from dan bongino. put down the potato chips, people. get involved. he's running for congress in maryland. congratulations on your win yesterday. >> thank you, sir. >> 20 minutes after the top of the hour. we've been warning you about a great white shark invasion this summer. this morning here's proof. and wait until you hear where this shark turned up. for many, a little too close for comfort. he risked his life for his country but now his patriotism could cost the veteran his house. he will join us next. ♪ ♪ the lowest price

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quick headlines now. talk about a great catch. in the most unusual place. fishermen reeled in a great white shark right here in new york city. the three-foot long baby white was caught off the coast of a popular queens beach. the 80 pound shark was released because it is protected. a cat making a home on top of a police officer during a burglary investigation in portland. the cop picked up the cat because there was broken glass on the floor. the cat climbed on her shoulders and stayed there. we'll follow that story all day. >> thanks, brian. a veteran may lose his home all because of an american flag in his flowerpot? a florida homeowners association has declared only plants are allowed in

flowerpots and they fined him more than $8,000. if he doesn't pay up, they could foreclose on his home. what can he do? retired veteran and homeowner larry murphree joins us now. larry, thanks for being with us, sir. exactly what was outside of your condo here that got everybody fired up? >> this little flag that they said it's an unauthorized object going in the flowerpot. >> you felt what about that? >> well, i feel very strongly about the american flag. there's people that are still fighting wars and strapping on guns to protect me and the people i love. plus it shows the love and respect i have for my country. it's a small flag but it's a big thank you. >> is the flag still there in the flowerpot today? >> well, i just took it out. still got dirt on it. >> so they have been fining you originally was it $100

a day? >> yeah, it's $100 a day. >> and right now those fines are up to how much? >> they sent me a bill for right at $8,000. but they didn't break it down, so i don't know how it breaks down, if it's legal fees or what. >> currently you are being fined for having an american flag in a flowerpot, $8,000. if you do not pay this, because you want to have the american flag proudly displayed in your flowerpot, what will happen to you? >> they will file a foreclosure lien to take my house. we had this a couple of years ago, and it was settled. and then two years later they come back with the same thing, and they're saying that there's only -- they came out and made up new rules saying that only certain things can be in the flowerpot, and the flag, again, is unauthorized object.

i dug in my heels on this. >> when you define the american flag as an unauthorized object in the united states of america, it seems like a contradiction there. what do your neighbors think? >> getting so far 100% support from the neighbors that talk to me. it's gone on internet. iefd calls from nevada -- i've had calls from nevada, west virginia, all over the place. the support has been fantastic. .i understand also -- are they responsible for paying the fees to pursue any action against you throughout the homeowners association? >> they -- well, we have to file another lawsuit because they won't back off. and all i want is just to be left alone, be able to display my flag. >> sir, the flag isn't very big. you have it with you in your hand, i assume. >> yes. >> this is the flag that's going to cost you $8,000. and if you don't pay, they're going to foreclose on your home. as a veteran of this

country, what is your message for those who are so strongly opposed to having had a unauthorized object in your flowerpot? >> well, i would think if anybody on that board told me they served in the military, i'd have to ask them which side. >> larry murphree, we just -- you stunned me there with that statement. you might hear a different side of him coming out today. we want to thank you for being with "fox & friends" and for displaying that flag so proudly. >> it's been an honor. thank you so much. >> great service. coming up, a developing story out of pakistan. a gunman opened fire here on a passenger plane. the very latest on that ahead. a warning from researchers about marijuana. should this drug really be legal? but first, happy birthday.

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not to catch the frisbee. i like the way he tracks it. he'll track it and watch it fall. sooner or later my master will run out of gumption and later do something else. >> you know what the dog is thinking? what are you doing? >> he should have brought a whip-it. >> a whip-it will just run around him. >> i'm just saying in dog years. >> why was that dog in the office? >> very good point. >> the dog has a point. he's like, i'm working. frisbee later. >> it's the dog's office. my dog will catch the frisbee and watch it fall and then run back to me without the frisbee. it gets kind of boring for me. i've got to keep going back to where i dropped it.

he'll stand to me, drop it. should i show him a video of other dogs? >> you could give him a complex. >> if you know how to get my dog to catch it and bring it back, let me know. >> e-mail and facebook. in the meantime i'm going to toss it over to heather. >> good morning, guys. news out of pakistan this morning. this is the third major security incident in recent weeks at an airport there. gunmen opening fire on a passenger plane that landed in pakistan. one female passenger was killed and two crew members were injured. the pakistan international airlines flight was carrying about 178 passengers on board and it had just arrived last night at an airport from saudi arabia. a deadly attack on militants at karachi's airport earlier this month. that happened against insurgents in the northern part of pakistan.

a guy breaks no your house in the middle of the night, you call for help and the call is sent to police 1,200 miles away. listen. >> a few minutes after i got in my building, there was like pounding on my door, somebody trying to jiggle the door handle. like i was in minneapolis, minnesota and she is like you dialed 911 in new york. >> that 911 operator contacted people in minneapolis thankfully. police arrived 30 minutes later. no one can explain how this happened. that minneapolis call center is just two miles from her apartment. boy. a genetic link has been found between pot smoking and schizophrenia. not only are pot smokers twice as likely to have schizophrenia but there is researchers finding those genetically predisposed to schizophrenia are more likely to use marijuana and use it in greater

quantities than those without the gene. >> billy joel a good samaritan. he came to the rescue of a 65-year-old woman in the hamptons after she took a nasty spill in the street. he was riding his bicycle at the time and carried the lady's belongings to the side of the road so they wouldn't get damaged. the two then chatted on the bench nearby. >> how do you make small talk to him? do you try to get tickets? what do you say to him? >> it was great that he was right there. honesty is the hardest word. >> thank you. >> all right. >> or what is it? honesty -- no, it's not. honesty is a simple word? >> who's jenn? >> it's a lonely word. lauren says it's lonely and jenn says it's simple. suppose -- suppose are two

of the names of the voiceness brian's head. they are are producerrers. mother nature unleashing its anger in the midwest. that twist in indianapolis, indiana, a storm throwing a camper into that house where it exploded in st. paul, minnesota. maria molina joins us in new york city where a thunderstorm or two is expected later on today. >> that's right. i want to mention with that tornado in indiana, we did not have a tornado watch in effect across that state. this was a tornado warning eventually issued with that storm. that is why it's so important to keep an eye to the sky. the storm prediction center didn't highlight that area as having a slight risk for severe weather. we have highlighted denver,

heads up, you could be looking at a severe weather risk by thursday into friday. that storm could continue to move eastward. as far as travel goes, we expect storms across cities like atlanta and also in washington, d.c., you're expecting showers. we could be seeing delays out there at the airports and temperatures-wise pretty much across the southern half of the country, the entire southern half, you're looking at highs, widespread in the 80's and 90's, so many of you feeling like summer out there. let's head back to you, brian. >> hi everybody. let me tell you what's happening in sports. lebron james joined the miami heat a short time ago. looked like he was going to finish his career there. he promised eight nba titles. turns out he's opting out. the superstar might not be in miami next year, decided to become a free agent. this opens up the heat to a bidding war to keep the best player in the league. james stood to make over $40 million but he can make

that anywhere. no word about wade and bosh. the u.s. men's soccer team gearing up to face germany tomorrow. they'll have to do it without one of their stars. jozy altidore will sit out another match because of that strained left hamstring. he hopes to be back if they can make it to the knockout round. the coach says he's recovering well and i assume he'll be ready if they can get by germany with a win, tie or a little bit of a break ghana plays against portugal. >> the final minutes of the yiewrg -- uruguay-italy match. one player takes a bite off an point. suarez was allowed to finish the game. afterwards. evander holyfield weighing in top of the hour. stick around for that.

he tweeted out a response when he saw it. as you know, evander was bitten on the radio -- bitten by mike tyson. coming up on the next three hours on kilmeade and friends from 9 to noon, economist steve moore and lieutenant colonel allen west. >> they shouldn't call it the world cup. they should call it the world cuspid. >> 20 minutes till the top of the hour. >> it was supposed to make on-line shopping happen within a matter of minutes. coming up an update on amazon's drone delivery system. >> she raked in millions organizing celebrity poker games and now she's spilling the secrets. which star played like a gentleman? this poker princess here revealing all about a high-stakes life. ♪ ♪

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it is about a quarter before the top of the hour. some quick consumer headlines for you. amazon's drone delivery dreams shot down. the f.a.a. ruling that delivering packages with a drone illegal and dangerous. it may revisit the idea later this year.

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time. i was told as part of my assistant duties i would be helping to coordinate a poker game. >> legal poker game? >> it was legal, yes. that is what i was told by my attorneys at the time. no one was taking the rake, so it actually was legal. >> a bunch of a-listers ended up playing in these games you organized. let's go through some. ben affleck? >> he was one of the players. >> toby mcgwire? >> ben was very nice, good player, gentleman. >> he's still in the casinos? >> brian just mentioned toby mcgwire. there was probably a very nice guy, good actor. he stands out in your memory for doing what? >> he was pretty -- you know, he was pretty competitive at a poker table. very interested in the inner workings of the game, what was going on behind the scenes, and someone i definitely had to consult with a lot when planning the games.

>> did he want a sound out of you at one point? >> yes. at one point he told me if i wanted my tip, i should bark like a seal. >> did you? >> no, i refused. >> did he offer you something else you could do to get the tip? >> no. he ultimately gave it to me. >> leonardo dicaprio also one of the people in the game. how did this thing grow almost out of control? >> in the beginning, i was just an assistant and then i started seeing this thing for what i thought it was, which is a really great opportunity to build a network. i sort of kind of went to startup mode and figuring out how this thing could work in the legal sense. i was paying my taxes, i incorporated a company, and then it just got bigger and bigger, bicoastal. >> riskier too. it goes with the game in the business. last month you pleaded

guilty to illegal gambling, sentenced to probation, given a $1,000 fine because those tips turned into? >> ultimately i started taking a cut of one of the games in new york. >> let me get this straight. and there are millions of dollars involved? >> yes, very big numbers. >> if you take a tip and toby maguire wanted to you bark like a seal, that is not a problem. let's say there is $1 million pot and you wanted a cut, that is illegal? >> yes. >> the feds got you and charged you with? >> running an illegal gambling business. >> they said what to you? >> when they arrested me, they showed up with machine guns, 17 of them. they put me in handcuffs, sat me on my couch and put paper in front of me that said the united states of america versus molly bloom. >> and you were imlient at that point? >> -- and you were compliant at that point? >> yes. >> you had jail looming

over you. did you have to go to jail? >> initially on that day for 12 hours. >> did you ever hear from those, like ben, leo? >> no. as soon as the criminal investigation was presented, no one really reached out. >> regrets? >> i do have regrets along the way. i regret taking a rake for the first time that i did. i regret some of the more reckless decisions i made. overall i think it was a great learning experience. >> you learned how to be an entrepreneur, attract a-listers and you noi what to do with big -- and you know what to do with big money. >> hopefully i can figure that out again on the legal side. >> what are you doing now? >> i just finished a book. now that i know i'm not going to jail, i can figure out the rest of my life. i'd like to do something nurm. i'd like to -- i'd like to do something entrepreneurial. i'd like to get behind female entrepreneurs.

>> you're good at raising money. the book is called "molly's game." she knows a lot of celebrities, some good players, some bad players. molly, thank you very much. >> 11 minutes before the top of the hour. >> she's leaving. >> molly has had enough of us. we understand. people always walk out on us. >> the problems within the v.a. hospital system not getting any better. shocking new details making the scandal a whole lot worse. >> these dads share my feelings for musicals. ♪ ♪ doomed ♪ >> their disney frustrations have gone viral and they're here to live it out with me next. >> for the first time and forever. this is interesting.

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♪ let it go ♪ let it go ♪ . >> it's no secret, i am not a fan of musicals, especially "frozen." even though my whole family is. i found two dads who share my pain. ♪ and my daughter handsome cd of the latest disney tunes ♪ ♪ and suddenly my perfect day is doomed ♪ ♪ 'cause i know that i will never get that -- >> this gone viral with more than 800,000 views on line. joining us right now are the two dads behind this move. ryan and todd with their daughters. welcome to all of you. first off, ryan, whose idea was this? >> this was actually my idea. then i called up a couple of

other dads and it was a collaborative process. it was my idea in the beginning. >> todd, it's driving you nuts, yet you sang along with it in a parody way. did it make you feel better? >> yeah, absolutely. yeah. because finally we got to partake in all the fun instead of getting annoyed by it. >> so you joined it. lyla and grace, did you know the song was driving your dad nuts? >> yes. >> and did you care? >> no. >> didn't think so. grace, what did you think when your dad decided to collaborate and start making fun of the song you loved? you think it's funny when you watch it? >> yeah. >> isn't great singer?

>> yeah. i guess so. >> what's the message, ryan, rather than fight it, join it? >> sorry. say that again. >> what's the message for dads and moms everywhere? rather than fight it, join it? >> yeah. just join in. we've had these songs stuck in our head for six months or longer. so just grab on to it and have some fun. i was singing it in the shower, in the car by myself and we just had some fun with it. >> ryan, todd, lyla and grace, thanks so much. log on and enjoy it. more "fox & friends" in two minutes. we have primary results and some special guests. don't go away

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>> yeah. >> who bites people in soccer? >> just this guy, three times. >> wait 'til you hear this sorry 'cause he's a repeat biter. wednesdays, better with friends. >> i'm evander holyfield, you're watching "fox & friends". >> he's the greatest guy. nicest guy with the biggest heart. meanwhile, last night was a primary day. a lot of you saying to yourself, race results, including what happened in mississippi in the senate race which whoever wins the primary is going to win the general. >> right now we have mcdaniel considering challenging results that came in last night. he's actually refusing to concede in this primary as cochran wins after aggressively courting democrats to help him out. look at this on the board here. by a narrow margin, 51 to 49%, cochran over mcdonnel last

night. >> after what happened to eric cantor a couple weeks ago, tea party activists and others were really devoting a lot of attention to this particular race because they would have loved to have seen the tea -- the tea party was able to heavy this mcdaniel beat long-time incumbent cochran. they poured millions of dollars into the state. in fact, until last week, mr. mcdaniel was actually leading in the polls. then suddenly a number of democrats, liberal democrats, african-americans decided to go ahead andupport mr. cochran in the republican primary. we need to point out that in mississippi, the primary is open. you can be a democrat and vote in the republican and vice-versa. but they've got this one provision where if you vote in one, you can't vote in the other, although that is hardly ever enforced. >> you're looking into that crossover and why that did occur last night.

this is mcdaniel. he's not going to surround. >> there is something a bit strange and unusual about a republican primary that's decided by liberal democrats. we have to be absolutely certain that the republican primary was won by republican voters. so we will stand with courage. we will stand with judgment. we will stand with integrity and we will stand with dedication. this is our fight, conservatives. it's necessary for years. if necessary, alone. but we are not going to surrender. >> they had big names come out. senator mccain was down there. haley barber, former governor of the state, and they had brett favre. one of the things they said is let's go into the black community. let's go talk to the unions and

say, this guy, chris mcdaniel, he's going to end up cutting food stamps and cutting unemployment. you don't want that. so he kind of took a democratic message and used it to win a republican primary and that's what some people find offensive. but those are the rules. >> right. in that area, the participation in polls is up almost 40% in specific areas that were targeted there. >> there is a line in the "new york times" this morning. this is not an op ed. this is actually news reporting. quote, it was an extraordinary end to a wild campaign with a republican standing up for the rights of black democrats and with tea party groups from the north, especially senate conservative crying foul. it sounds like mr. mcdaniels will contest it. so even though thad cochran is ahead, it may not be over. meanwhile, there are other races that are too close to call this morning officially. and heather nauert has got the postprimary game show on that. >> that one taking place here in new york.

there is another close race. congressman charlie rangel saying he has won his 23rd term. listen to this. >> i want each one of you to go home and know that this was your victory. this is your congressman and you can rest assured all i will be doing is thinking about you and bringing these resources home. >> at this hour, the house race against espaia is too close to call. rangel calling victory. in oklahoma, there is a bit of a different story. it wasn't even close. congressman james langford beat shannon 57-34%. huge margin there. then in tea party win in florida , republican cruising to victory in a special election to replace raidle who resigned in

january after he pleaded guilty to drug possession. that's politics for you today. while you were sleeping, syria's air force conducting air strikes in western iraq against those isis militants. the move showing syria's support for the iraqi government at this time. this all happening as the first american forces arrive on the ground in iraq. nearly half of the 300 special ops are in baghdad, or on the front lines of the fight. the rest are expected to arrive within a few days. the united states will face a deadly terrorist attack and a nuclear weapon could be used. those frightening words coming from former vice president dick cheney. listen to this. >> not just about iraq, it's the fact that now iraq and syria are both potential trouble spots and as we see this proliferation of terrorist, we've also seen the administration that didn't want to recognize there was a problem. they like to say, we got bin laden problem solved, or we decimated al-qaeda.

what they've decimated is the u.s. defense department. >> when does he think this will happen? dick cheney joins us live at 8:15 a.m. eastern time today. bob dylan, how does it feel to set a new record? ♪ like a complete unknown ♪ like a rolling stone >> you can see it right there. those are the handwritten lyrics that just sold at an auction house for $2 million. that made it the most expensive rock music transcript ever sold, manuscript. somebody paid $1.2 million in 2010 for john lennon's lyrics "a day in the life." those are your headlines. >> yesterday you asked about the hotel because it was written on the stationary. it was written at a hotel on 18th street and pennsylvania. anyone know it it still exists? >> does not. >> there we go.

>> thank you very much. >> she's got a huge. over the last couple of days, one of the things that has piqued everyone's interest is what's going on with the irs. you see some house oversight. yesterday the national archivist came in and said essentially yes, that the irs did essentially break the law. they were supposed to keep things, records, and they didn't. and they didn't notify people, that things were missing. you know what? this has had kind of a drip, drip effect and now a landslide of americans feel that there was something fishy going on at the irs. >> right. when you look at these polls here, fox news poll, 76% believe the irs e-mails were destroyed deliberately. okay? only 12% believing that happened accidentally. this includes 74% -- when you see that 76% believing that

these e-mails were deleted deliberately, that's 74% of independents and 63% of democrats believing these e-mails were trashed on purpose. >> so the numbers are staggering. the media is not paying attention to it. but also i think i'm somewhat hardened by some people in the media who are noting -- i was watching a panel on cnn last week, they were laughing at the fact that they expect us to believe that two years of e-mails got lost. they just so happen to be the e-mails needed to find out if lois lerner should be exonerated or she should be charged. i also was amazed that senator mccaskill came out, a democrat, and said look, this is beyond the pail. this is aggravating. this guy koskinen is everything we think the irs is, arrogant and smug. i thought that was significant. i think mark halprin came out and said if this was republican administration, this story would be a national obsession and obviously it's not. you factor in all those things and the fact that every american can relate to the irs, they

don't see left and right. they see the person that they got to answer to every year and is unrelenting when it comes to record keeping and accuracy. now they want us to suspend disbelief in thinking that they can be inaccurate. the things that we have to keep for seven years, they lost two years worth. >> sure. only had to keep them for six months. meanwhile, the white house response has been well, the president learned about that watching the news. you're not buying that. 73% of republicans say you don't believe that the president learned about the irs scandal in the news. a majority of independents and as you can see there, 44% of democrats don't believe the president learned about it in the news. >> because the president only watches espn. he always says that. >> meanwhile, remember during the 2012 mitt romney versus barak obama presidential race? >> like yesterday. >> at one point it was revealed that the national organization for marriage, which is a pro-marriage group, wound up

with with a $10,000 donation from mitt romney. how did they get that information? somebody at the irs, this organization, must have leaked it to some pro-obama person. >> no way. there is no way that happened. >> that was the story. yesterday the irs admitted, yep, we illegally leaked information, confidential taxpayer information about that group that included mitt romney and many other names to an activist up in boston and then gave it to an obama official and then gave it to the huffington post. in turn attention the irs will now pay simply a $50,000 fine. that's all. >> no criminal charges. >> $350,000, no one was fired. back to your point, brian, everyone should care about the irs and a federal agency being used as is alleged to target americans. could be you. anybody out there, for having an

opinion. >> harry reid got up and said -- everybody knows mitt romney doesn't pay taxes. what was he going on? i don't know who else was talking? i'm sure this isn't isolated. let's go to the world cup. >> they're hungry. >> yes. it turns out uruguay was playing italy. italy needed to win. but watch this play right here. that is the bite by louis suarez. this is the third time this 27-year-old unbelievably good striker and now with liverpool and playing for the uruguay has bitten a player. he did not get tossed from this game. >> just last year he faced a ten-match ban for biting someone from another team as well. and now he's facing this ban here for three years? two-year ban after being charged for biting a defender. what's next? this is a serial biter. >> i love cereal. somebody who knows a little bit about biting, evander holyfield. he tweeted out, i guess any part

of the body is up for eating. that was part of the tweeting. >> theyç call him the cannibal. this has got to stop. and now they're in the knockout round. you can't play this guy. he can not play. he should not -- if fifa has any bit of integrity, which they might not have, he should not be playing next game. keep in mind, i thought this was amazing. there was bets going on if louis suarez would bite in the world cup. and 167 gamblers placed bets that he would bite and the payout is going to take place. that's a norwegian gambling stopped. >> i would have stopped at the nickname. >> i know you can't use your hands. but you can use your teeth? >> he got away with that one. >> did he. weigh in on this. e-mail us. meanwhile, despite problems at the va, employees still got bonuses and you won't believe the amounts they got. and in the hot political races could make all the difference. what worked and what flopped?

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on everything you could possibly imagine. say it with me -- everything. one more time, everything! and with that in mind... what's in your wallet? senator thad cochran claiming a close victory last night in mississippi. so how did the six-term up couple bent pull off this surprising win over the tea party upstart? pollster frank luntz joins us with some of his observation. what do you think? >> there are two critical elements. first that cochran was able to bring in democrats. he just focused on people who had known him for the last 20 or 25 years and said look, things may have changed. but i've always been loyal to mississippi. this is worthy of your time to come vote and it worked.

>> he always brought home the bacon. >> he was very effective in communicating that his loyalty was first to mississippi and that state appreciates it. second it's now what i want to show you. he got a great football legend to do an ad for him, which never happens. usually sports and politics are completely separate. in this case he brought them together. it's brilliant. let's take a look. >> i've learned through football that strong leadership can be the difference between winning and losing. when it comes to our state's future, trust me, mississippi can win. win big with thad cochran as our strong voice in washington, whether it's getting critical funding for our school thad cochranation delivers like in katrina. i encourage you to stand with a proven and respected leader, thad cochran. >> the u.s. chamber is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> so that's the best ad. >> you got a stink bomb of the season? >> you know i'm a straight

shooter and i'll say it like it is. i'm going to upset the candidate who is going to see it. this is the worst ad of the political process. it's for the michigan senate race. terry land lynn. i'm sorry, terry, but your ad agency didn't do well for you on this one. let's take a look. >> i'm terry little land. congressman gary peters and his buddies want you to believe i'm waging a war on women. really? think about that for a moment. ♪ >> i'm terry little land and i approve this message because as a woman, i might know a little bit more about women than gary peter. >> so was her defense, she would not be part of the war on women because she is a woman? >> yes. and the problem is she wastes 20 seconds drinking that cup of coffee. >> the dials went into the gutter. >> they were so low, that the fox logo actually covered the

scores. i've never had that in politics before. and i know that there are viewers out there, republicans, who are upset with me right now. you got to call it like it is. that ad doesn't give any message. it doesn't tell you anything about her and it doesn't communicate any sense of substance. she's a challenger. she has to prove where she stands. she doesn't do it. that ad should be off the air. >> frank luntz talking about all the primaries yesterday and really bad ad as well. thank you very much. >> thank you. 20 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, they can't get anything done on capitol hill, it seems. but congress has time for this. we're going to tell what you sparked the song. and the president coming out against football, saying it's too dangerous. well, you know what? legendary quarterback phil sims played. let's see his son play. what does he think? he's on his way to the curvy couch right now. ♪ ♪

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time now for news by the numbers. the veterans edition. 120,000, that's how many veterans have experienced long wait times that never got scheduled to see a doctor at a v.a. hospital, according to an internal audit. second, $845 million. that's the shocking amount the v.a. has paid in malpractice claims over the last ten years. have you heard about that? 167 of those claims used the words delay in treatment. that's familiar. and finally, $111 million.

that's how much the v.a. paid in bonus money back in 2010 alone. it went to more than 16,000 employees, but no one can explain why the bonuses were earned and then issued. brian? >> thanks. the sports world has a case of football fever with the world cup. american style football remains in the spotlight. >> the president attacking the nfl for the way it handled concussions. is that criticism fair? we're going to ask legendary new york giants quarterback and broadcaster phil sims. great to have you. >> good to see you. good to be here. >> quite a successful career you had. now there is a condemnation in terms of how concussions are handled and head injuries are handled within the league. what's your opinion? >> my opinion about a lot of people's opinion is we're all geniuses after the fact. the nfl knew these facts 30, 40 years ago, i think people would have done something different. i think the fact they had been extremely pro-active changing rules every year, changing the way the game is played,

equipment, they're changing practices, literally football teams fill the whole year now and never have contact in practice. only on games. >> that's dangerous sometimes, too. >> but the good thing is it's going all wait down to youth and it's going to change everything. so now if you do play in the pros, when your career is over, your chances of having these setbacks with your head or other parts of your body will go way, way down. >> we had eli manning here two weeks ago. shear what he said -- here is what he said. >> i played flag football growing up. i think at that young age, those hits and tackling, i just don't think it's the right sport at an early age. >> he says wait 'til ninth grade, maybe later to play tackle football. do you agree? >> the great thing about football is you can pick it up in high school, guys pick it up in college and still play pro football. you can't do that really in any other sport. contact football, young, i think as long as you're out there being active, you can get away without playing.

>> your boys were playing? >> they started young, about the fifth grade. they got through unharmed. >> if you had to do it over again, would you delay the helmets and contact football for your sons? >> no, i wouldn't. not the way it is now. i definitely would not even hesitate just because of the -- even in youth football, my town limits the hitting to just one little segment a week, which is awesome. >> steve shares that town with you and steve does seem to have brain injuries, but he's never been hit. we'll find out about that. i want to talk about something that's very serious for you. you're an english-irish guy, very fair skin and that play noose why you're here today. >> i'm here for the american academy of dermatology, the spot me campaign. it's about skin cancer, making sure men go out and everybody, go out and get screened, get their testing done to see if they have any problems. i think we've all found out, you're probably one of those guys that men are stubborn. the younger they are, the more stubborn they are. take care of your skin. go get screened to see if you have -- >> i've gone every year for the last few years. >> catch it before it starts. i was one who waited too long.

i've been in recovery for five years. i was fortunate. my daughter actually made an appointment for me. >> you got a mark on your face? >> i had a mark on my cheek and it would get dark, go away. i was afraid to probably go to the doctor and find out. she looked at me. when i walked in the office, i'm not going to say exactly what she said, she goes, you're in trouble. so i've been on a very aggressive campaign since then to take care of all the problems. you talked about concussions. they add up over the years. well, same with me. the sunburns. you think you're not sunburn? i look back, probably six times in my life i had severe sun burns. and i had the effects of every one of those now because of that. it took 30, 40 years, but they've come out. >> you had your eyes on another protection, right, in terms of the line. but it was really the sun that was getting you. you got it at least in time to -- >> it's a constant battle, but i got it. >> outstanding message. >> thank you. >> he did say before the segment

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♪ ♪ >> it's your shot of the morning and it could be just one of the most awkward things you see in washington. nancy pelosi, mitch mcconnell, harry reid, john boehner, they are all belting out "we shall overcome" during the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the civil rights act of 1964. as you can see right there, speaker john boehner looks less impressed to be holding hands and singing with his fellowç members of congress. >> he looks confused. >> it's a wonderful gesture, but then again, it's just weird to see all these people who don't

seem to get along. maybe that's brought them together. i don't know. >> they don't seem to get along and right there, they don't look like they get along, even that didn't work. >> maybe that will. but that's what i do to my boys. when they're not getting along, they can sit there and hold each other's hands. >> you do not. >> it fails, but i can't think of anything else in the moment. heather, you know what i'm talking about. >> absolutely. >> you try to hold them together and they just hit one another. >> it's like the rivalry you have with ainsley. you hold hands until you make up. >> that's exactly what we do. i've got some headlines. this from pakistan, happening overnight, third attack on a pakinstani airport in a month. gunmen there opening fire on a passenger plane as it lands in that country and it leaves one passenger dead. two crew members were injured and then those bullets narrowly missing the captain as he was trying land. this happened on a pakistan international airlines flight carrying about 178 passengers. it just arrived from saudi arabia and then earlier this

month, you may remember this video. a firey attack by militants on karachi's airport left 34 people dead. while you were sleeping, take a look at this, how cool is this? a new kind of space tourism came one step closer to being reality. the first balloon space flight to successfully float to the edge of space. that's about 20 miles above the earth. balloons will lift the passengers in this capsule and they can float for two hours. tourist flights are set to begin in 2016 and will cost $75,000 per person. this man says he was booted for boogieing. he worked for chattanooga for seven years and he's out of a job after a woman filmed one of his dance sessions and posted it on line. >> he went to the ground, came up from the ground. he was grabbing areas that you would see on a rated r movie.

>> okay. his supervisor saw the video. they then fired him, saying it was conduct unbecoming of a public employee. this guy can get fired. the people at the v.a. can't. go figure. this guy could be the dumbest criminal ever. this guy in the middle of robbing a house and then he stops the robbery to log on to facebook from the victim's computer. then what's worse, he forgot to log out before he left the house. he also left his rain-soaked clothes at the scene. cops in minneapolis and the homeowner then reached out to him on facebook and talked to him about getting together to give him his clothes back. listen to this. >> he wouldn't have done the facebook thing, we would have never caught him. >> he's now charged with second degree burglary. what a dummy. those are your headl imagine that. >> why were his clothes off? >> rain, i don't know. i think the guy is a little off.

>> okay. facebook. it's wednesday. you know what that means. we've dispatched maria molina to the outside location where she's about to query. >> we have science trivia, every wednesday. today's question is, which u.s. city is the hottest year round? is it a, phoenix, arizona. b, death valley, california. c, key west, florida. or d, brownsville, texas? which city do you guys think is the hottest year round? >> are we doing this family feud style? >> let's do it. >> i like when you guys do that. talk it out. >> i'm thinking death valley. why else would they call it death valley? >> that's a good thing. >> conventional wisdom would be death valley. >> has to be a trick? >> i bet it's key west. >> let's call bill o'reilly. >> humidity. >> key west. >> i'd say you listen to steve. >> key west? >> yes. it is.

>> it's key west. the average year round temperature there is 77.7 degrees. so the key is year round. key west is surrounded by water and water has a very high heat capacity, so that kind of helps moderate the temperature there and keeps it relatively mild year round. >> maria is from florida. she loves it when a florida city wins. >> any time florida can be the answer -- >> sorry death valley. you're back to being just death valley. >> it's hot during the summer there. >> exactly. but cold in the winter. >> sometimes, yeah. especially at night. but we want to look at the weather conditions now across the country. i want to show you the montana through eastern colorado, we have the risk of seeing some severe weather. and over the next several days, that same storm system will keep moving eastward and by thursday, from the dakotas, into parts of nebraska and kansas, you're looking at that risk and friday, that's a concern as well. take a look at the city of bismarck, rapid city, parts of kansas, a risk for severe

weather. travel wise, cities like chicago and boston, you should be fine. maybe we could see some showers across parts of the interior northeast as well today and there could be heavier downpours. washington, d.c., atlanta, we're expect to go see some delays, that's due to showers and storms rolling through the areas. they should be spotty enough in miami that you should be fine in terms of any travel delays, just 20% chance of seeing some activity later this morning. temperature wise, you are feeling like summer across parts of the southeast, parts of the plains, and even across the southwest. 108 degrees for your high in phoenix. 90s in texas. a little on the cool side in houston, texas. 84 degrees in comparison to the rest of the state of texas. let's head over to you, brian. >> thank you very much. i'd like to share the three shot with you two and then read. eventually i'll get my own. the irs insists the e-mails congress wants were lost in a computer crash. why the american people know better. that story next. first, we let them in the country freely and now we're

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california started hearings toç decide whether undocumented immigrants can get their state driver's licenses. yep. there are about 2.5 million illegals in california alone. if that bill passes, about 1.5 million of them could get licenses. i'm sure they'll go get insurance. imagine seeing a drone right outside your window. it happened to a woman in seattle. the drone flying outside her apartment on the 26th floor. it was apparently being used to take pictures for a developer. this whole drone thing out of control. here is elisabeth. >> thanks. deny, deny, deny. that seems to be the white house motto on the irs scandal. >> no mass corruption? >> not even mass corruption. not even a smidgen of corruption. >> i have seen no evidence of wrongdoing. >> they're becoming increasingly desperate to try to substantiate the conspiracy theoryies. >> the american people, they aren't buying it. according to a fox news poll that just recently came out, 76%

of voters believe the irs deliberately destroyed lois lerner's e-mails. here with more on that is fox news legal analyst, peter johnson, jr. >> good morning. this is a chilling figure because it betrays a distrust and mistrust of an important american institution. everyone hates the tax taker. over history the tax collector is the most reviled person in the society because we don't want to give away our money. but at least we believe or we should believe in this american system that it's done in equal opportunity way, that we're not trashing or going after or targeting certain people because of their political beliefs. so the american people are having none of this. so when they say they believe that it was deliberately done, they also believe that there were crimes that took place that caused the irs to deliberately destroy. now, one crime, one violation of law that we just found out about yesterday -- that's interesting. the u.s. archivist is in charge

of all the archives, the way we keep our history, the way we keep our records in this country. he said to congress that they didn't comply with the law. irs screwed up big time. >> asked when they realized they have a problem that could be destruction or disposal, unauthorized disposal. >> they didn't do that? >> that's right. >> administer the federal records act? >> i do. >> if they didn't follow it, can we safely assume they broke the law? >> they did not follow the law. >> it couldn't be more categorical or clear. so we will watch the hearings yesterday and the night before and we heard some of these democrats getting up there whining and then complimenting mr. koskinen that somehow he was a role model for government. he was the king bureaucrat arrogant, smug, self-satisfied,

going to answer certain questions. but the americans are not agreeing with the democrats on that panel who are doing their best to protect the obama administration and this new irs commissioner who appears to be in the tank. let's look at the latest fox news poll. it says should congress continue to investigate the irs until someone is held accountable? of that, elisabeth, 74% of americans said yes. break it down. democrats, 66%. 66% of democrats. and 86% of republicans. an overwhelming vote to say we don't trust what's going on and we want someone to be held accountable in the future for what's been unveiled here in congress. >> the testimony we heard from the archivist, will that be a game changer here? >> i think it's important because i think he came across so incredibly and in such a nonpartisan way and said, this is the law. they broke the law. we couldn't get that out of the

irs commissioner. he seemed to be making excuse after excuse after excuse still for lois lerner. somehow, she really did a good job trying to recover these e-mails. he wouldn't admit that it was targeting. he was calling it improper criteria, this kind of wiggle word, this kind of weasel bureaucratic buzz that they're trying to foist on the american people. it's good to hear straight talk from someone who said yeah, they didn't comply with the law and they should have reported it when they found that it was missing. that's a long time ago. >> the majority of the americans wanting this investigation to continue. peter johnson, jr. thank you for staying on the case. >> absolutely. coming up, more and more husbands spending their time in man caves. >> welcome to paradise. >> i built this with my own two hands. >> it's nice. i love it. >> thanks. >> you have a pool table. >> yeah. >> so is this normal or nuts?

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some day i'm going to meet all those people who did those voices. who is normal and who is nuts? it's question we ask dr. keith ablow. >> about the man cave, good morning. it says every evening my husband spends two hours in his man cave with my brother-in-law. by the time my husband is done, he's all talked out and we rarely converse. is this normal or nuts? >> well, listen, it's nuts. this isn't just a man cave. this is like a marriage cave. this person's using the man cave as a substitute for the relationship. this is every night. it's two hours a night. either he gets out of the man cave and comes into the marriage, or there can't be a marriage. >> keith, maybe he feels like he can only talk to his brother-in-law about sports. they talk about sports for two hours because his wife isn't interested. maybe that's it. >> remember -- maybe he's a member of the he man's women hater's club.

>> should she go into the man cave? >> she should go met -- metaphorically. and say i take you at your words. if you prefer your fellow man to this marriage, so be it. but this has become a substitute for our relationship. go into the man cave by going to therapy together. >> all right. warning flag. here is your next question. whenever i pick up a magazine to read, i always start at the back first. i do that, too sometimes. normal or nuts? >> listen, be relieved. normal. i do the same thing and i'm not saying it's normal just 'cause i do it. i think it might be because i'm@ right-handed. i like to use my left hand to flip pages. or it could be that you like to save the best for last and i have a product idea, which is a magazine with the cover on the back. i think you're going to find 40% of americans select those instead. >> here is number three, i can't

fall asleep until i'm watching tv. if i stay overnight in a place ll night. television in my am i normal or nuts? >> i'll say this about that, normal, but anxious. you're using this background noise maybe to drown out the worries of the day and the bottom line is this is exactly what a psychiatrist can help with because we can raise to the surface what you're worried about, confront it, get rid of it. >> it's good because brian actually has a tv on all night when he goes to bed, i've heard. >> it's all night. >> i'm not surprised. >> i need some reassurance. evidently they have "friends" episodes repeating all night. i get up with george lopez. >> we're going to dig into his feelings. >> i tried to open up to elisabeth, she has no interest. >> i care. >> shear what i say, send your e-mails. we won't lose them. we're not the irs. i'm not lois lerner. >> no, you're not, because your

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good morning. today is wednesday, june 25. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert, the establishment candidate hangs on by a thread. the six-term gop senator survives his toughest race ever as a tea party challenger cryies foul. >> there is something a bit unusual about a republican primary that's decided by liberal democrats. >> juicy details on his controversial strategy and more dramatic results from across the nation. speaking of dramatic, we already know how the white house feels about the irs scandal. >> endless parade of political posturing and phony scandals. not even mass corruption.

not even a smidgen of corruption. >> that's what the white house says. now we know what the american people think and i don't think the president is going to like it. what is smidgen? metric? >> a little. with the conflict in iraq, dick cheney says brace yourself for a new 9-11. only this time it might be worse. the former vice president on our couch to explain. by the way, everybody was surveyed. mornings are better with us friends. >> it's time for "fox & friends" >> thank you for joining us friends on this wednesday morning. we've got a busy morning. >> yeah. 'cause you have primaries. you have the latest in iraq, as well as the latest with that irs investigation. the three straight days of hearings. >> dick cheney is coming up. also we have got ted cruz live in the next half hour. so put down the remote and right now let's tell you what happened and it's big news. it is not over, according to

mcdaniel who refuses to concede in the mississippi primary. cochran wins after aggressively courting democrats to help him along, they say. the surrender flag not waving yet. >> mr. cochran's margin of victory, not substantial, but it is a majority. right now as you can see, 99% of the precincts reporting, cochran has 53%. mcdaniel has 49%. mr. mcdaniel says he may challenge this. keep in mind, just about a week or so, mr. mcdaniel was way, way ahead. there he is last night in mississippi. he was way, way ahead. and it looked like he was going to cruise to a victory. he was backed by the tea party in a large way, it looked like on the heels of what happened to eric cantor, there may have been a second tea party victory. last night was not the night. >> right. here is chris mcdaniel saying i will not quit. i will not surrender and keep in

mind, too, he understands there is a margin of 6,000 he's trailing by. he just doesn't like the types of people that voted in this election. >> there is something a bit strange. there is something a bit unusual about a republican primary that's decided by liberal democrats. we have to be absolutely certain that the republican primary was won by republican voters. so we will stand with courage. we will stand with judgment. we will stand with integrity and we will stand with dedication. this is our fight, conservatives. if necessary, for years. if necessary, alone. but we are not prone to surrender. >> in the final days of this particular campaign, there was a mobilization of a number of

democrats to go ahead and vote in the republican primary down in the great state of mississippi. they've got an open primary where they say that people should not vote in a party primary unless they plan to support that particular candidate in the general election. >> right. so they're going to be looking into that a little bit more closely there much but the law is the law. if you didn't vote june 3 in the republican, you can actually get in there and vote in the primary now. open primary season there. another controversial race that's too close to call this morning, peter doocy is following all of these hot primaries live from washington with us now. good morning, peter. >> reporter: good morning, elisabeth. congressman charlie rangel thinks he's got that 23rd term all sewnç up. he claimed victory with a very long speech in harlem last night. but challenger doesn't think rangel has won anything yet. she will not concede. he's down less than 2,000 votes. absentee and provisional ballots

must be counted and that can take two weeks. that race is very close. in oklahoma, it was not close. now the favorite to replace tom coburn is congressman james langford who topped t.w. shannon 57% to 34% following months of shannon's pitch to sooner state voters that lankford isn't conservative enough in congress. here is lankford. >> the job is clear, we must get rid of obamacare. when i go in to see my doctor, i only want to see my doctor. not uncle sam. just my doctor. we have to reveal this and we have to bring real conservative solutions to bear. >> reporter: in florida, a republican, kirk klassen, won the seat. in colorado, the winner of the rip primary for governor is bob

boprey. he's now moving on to a general election fight against the democratic incumbent. back to you in new york. >> thank you very much with the wrap-up. >> one thing i found discouraging as an american is that more media outlets aren't finding the irs investigation outrageous. first off, the lois lerner took the fifth. then all her e-mails disappear. then you have committee hearing after committee hearing. you got fireworks and passion, you have facts. you have a smug, arrogant witness, in my view. you have everything you need to interest the public. but yet, many media outlets are ignoring the irs investigation and they do it now as we see these polls at their own peril. >> three minutes were spent in the first week of the irs scandal unfolding here from the other networks. if you wanted to hear about it, you had to look here because we're looking out for americans who don't want their opinions being used against them in the court of politics. when you look at these numbers here, abc, cbs, nbc combined,

the irs, they spent three minutes and 14 seconds combined in the first week. >> as we look at that particular graphic right there, so they spent three minutes on the irs scandal. but the so-called chris christie scandal, which i've seen over on another cable network a lot, 112 minutes and 23 seconds in the first 4 1/2 days. these are the broadcast networks. the cable channels particularly the fox news channel, we try cover all -- we've covered all the stuff right there on that slate. but in particular, it is astounding that nobody is picking up the irs scandal. given the fact that -- keep in mind, the irs itself has apologized for targeting tea party and conservatives. they've said, we broke the law. and in fact, yesterday they settled out of court, apparently they're going to pay the national organization for marriage $50,000 because they leaked confidential taxpayer information to a group that tried to destroy mitt romney.

>> right. in addition to that, the u.s. archivist testified yesterday that the agency should have let him know if they were not going to choose to archive and save any sort of document or e-mail. >> so we asked you in a fox news poll, do you believe the president when he said he learned about the irs scandal and targeting in the news? 73% of republicans said no. 68% of independents and 44% of democrats. >> so people are not buying the fact that across the board here, and these are large numbers when you look at the independents and democrats, saying no, we don't believe that the president just learned, happened to bump into this information on the news. >> one other little tidbit that we told you about earlier in the program, 76% of all americans believe that the e-mail were deliberately destroyed. that's across all the political spectrum, democrats, independents, republicans. 76% of americans think that they were destroyed on purpose. if that's true, somebody winds

up going to jail. if they can prove it. >> they have the worst help desk in the world. can i pound your hard drive to smithereens? >> except when they have to find the average american out there. >> there you go. then they're expert. >> heather nauert joins us with a manhunt. >> hi. good morning. this is a manhunt for a very dangerous guy. he's a convicted murderer and a fugitive right now. search for an armed and dangerous escaped killer is now growing more desperate this morning. overnight the national guard searching pine bluff, arkansas for timothy buffington. he escaped jail on saturday where he was serving time for murdering his ex-wife. he was apparently transferred to a lower security facility because of good behavior. after he escaped, he tried to kidnap a woman. luckily she managed to get away. she told police buffington was carrying a shotgun and extra ammunition. now a fox news alert. moments ago four bombs exploding

at separate subway stations in cairo, egypt. this video just coming in. no one was killed, but three people were hurt. this is the first attack since the country elected a new president last month. officials accusing the muslim brotherhood of orchestrating those attacks. listen to this one, you know the government's no fly list? that has been shot down by a judge. the list bans people who are accused of ties to terrorism from flying on commercial flights. now a federal judge has ruled that it's unconstitutional because it doesn't give americans on the list a way to challenge being on that list. the no fly list started back in 2003 after the 9-11 attacks. this man fought for our country, but he could lose his home all because of an american flag in his flower pot. you can see it right there. homeowners association in florida, you would think they might have something better to do, right? they say that only plants are allowed in flower pots. so they're fining larry more

than $8,000 if he doesn't pay up that money, they say they will foreclose on his home. he joined us earlier on "fox & friends." listen. >> well, i feel very strongly about the american flag. there is people that are still fighting wars and strapping on guns to protect me and the people they love. >> he has 30 days to pay that fine. he says he'll keep fighting and we're getting a lot of e-mails from people on this. what are they saying? people fired up. >> glad you asked. >> vicky writes this, since all of his neighbors support him, they should all demonstrate their support by putting flags in their planters. >> why not? fourth of july coming up. glenda says, homeowners associations make rules. when we bought our house, we were given a copy before we went through closing. if we hadn't liked the rules, we would have bought a different house, brian. >> yep. and i'll read this last one. sam writes, as a fellow vet i suggest he simply tie the flag to the fence. he'll win as he won't be in

violation of the flower pot regulations and the colors will still fly proudly. july 4th just around the corner. 20 minutes after the top of the hour. the pictures are hard to watch, but dick cheney says america needs to brace itself for another 9-11. only this time it could be worse. the former vice president here live. good morning to you, mr. vice president. you're next. >> good morning, sir. billy joel to the rescue. wait until you hear what billy joel did right after his concert. ♪ ♪ what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... oh yeah, and frosted! what's your most favorite of all? hmm...the kind i have with you. me too.

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new polls showing americans are losing confidence in president obama's leadership with 58% calling our commander

in chief disengaged. >> is the president's lack of leadership putting america in danger or is that just his style? former vice president dick cheney thinks so. he thinks we are in danger because of his lack of leadership or the delay of game in making decisions and he joins us right now. mr. vice president, you got to admit, complicated situation when it comes to iraq now. isis, bad, iran, bad. shia, bad. where are the good guys? >> well, the problem i have in iraq is it shouldn't be -- the focus shouldn't be just on iraq. it's indicative of a bigger problem. we had the rand corporation published a study that shows there ha has been a 58% increase in the number of al-qaeda-type terrorist groups in the last four years. 58%. doubling in the number of terrorists roughly and they're spreading from west africa all across north africa, east africa, up through the middle east, all the way around indonesia. so the whole problem of

terrorism is difficult because of the proliferation of it and the other problem, of course, is the developing possibility that sooner or later, some will get their hands on deadly weapons. >> are you indicating that we could be on a path or we are on track for something worse than 9-11? >> i think that's a possibility. i can't say specifically at this point when something like that might happen. but it would be foolish for us to ignore the extent of which there are people who, terror sponsoring states who tried to provide nuclear technology. north koreans, for example, build a nuclear reactor in the syrian desert. the israelis took out in 07. >> you wanted us to take it out and george bush didn't let us. >> i thought we should do it. we've had also testimony from the man who created the pakinstani program publicly that the north koreans bribed pakinstanis for the latest enrichment technology. so it's spreading. access to those kinds of

capabilities i think is on the increase. >> your worry is even though what's going on in iraq is way over there, that they bring it here because a lot of those people, the terrorists have american passports. you know, in a couple of months, one would be walking in front of our building with some sort of gizmo to wreak havoc. >> there is no question. the head of mi 5, counterterrorism unit for the british, the cases they're currently working, he said publicly the other day about half of them stem from syria. people some case, british citizens, been to syria, been involved in the fighting there and now back. there are an awful lot of al-qaeda-type wannabes that go to syria. >> do you believe this administration, president obama specifically, has made us and put us more at risk for a future attack, maybe not so distantly in the future and then what is the biggest mistake that you would say if you just did, we wouldn't be at risk? >> i think one we ought to

reverse course on our military. dramatically reducing the united states military. the army has 40 brigades. only four are combat ready. we need to turn that around and start to rebuild the military very aggressively. you need to recognize we have a problem. they've spent so much time saying there is no terrorism problem, we got bin laden, nothing to worry about. and that's just not true. >> it's not the j.v. out there as has been described. isis is anything but that. and i think people lost their heads, literally, would agree. here is a quote, i believe if they hadn't gone into war in iraq, none of this would be happening. mr. cheney has been incredibly adroit for the last six years attacking the administration of not doing an adequate job of cleaning up the mess he made. that's from the former president, bill clinton. what's your reaction to that? >> well, i usually don't look to bill for advice. we can compare notes on hearts. i got a new one. >> he knew there was weapons of mass destruction there and --

>> he said that, he also warned about weapons of mass destruction and the possibility that saddam had them, which they believed he did, that he would some day use them. >> mr. vice president, tell us about alliance for strong america. you just started it and you want people to sign on board. >> we did. we just started it. it will be a grassroots operation, 501 c 4. my daughter liz is my partner in the whole venture. the idea is make certain these kind of issues on foreign policy and national security are front and center on the upcoming campaigns. the republican party traditionally when the reputation of the go to guys with respect to national security and we want to reclaim that mantle for the party and make certain that given the situation that it's developing in the middle east that we do everything we need to do as a nation to make certain that we don't get hit again. >> the group is called alliance for a strong america. you can find them on the internet. mr. vice president, thank you very much. >> you bet. good to see you. >> thank you. >> great to see you. coming up straight ahead. >> you know him from magic mike.

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quick headlines now. talk about a great catch in the most unusual place, fisherman finding a great white shark. they call it a baby. caught off the coast of a popular queens beach. it was released because no one know what is to do with it. a cat making a home on top of a police officer during a burglary investigation in oregon. the cop picked up the cat because there was broken glass on the floor. the cat climbed on his shoulder. now you know all the stories. >> thanks, brian.

well, the final season of hbo's hit drama "true blood" premieres this sunday with a bang, or should we say thang. >> it picked up where last summer's finale left off. here with more details on what the season holds is one of the stars, heç plays werewolf el c, joe manganielo. >> good to be back, thanks a lot. >> i read about you when you were growing up, you loved monster movies and now you are a werewolf. >> not for much longer because it's the final season. but yes, i got to spend the last five years as a werewolf, which as a kid loved halloween with the old black and whites. it was a bit of a dream come true. >> we actually have a sneak peek which is exciting, of next sunday's episode. can you tell us about what we're going to see? >> jeez, i don't even know what you're going to show.

>> you got to stop beating yourself up. >> vampires came out for the whole world over. you sure as hell didn't infect them with a virus that makes them rabid beasts. yeah, you fell in love, you wouldn't have been my first choice. i hate to break it to you, but you fell for him the same way that every single person on the entire planet falls for their first love. hard and fast. >> hard and fast. >> are you on a flatbed that's shooting into the car? >> it's good question. no. i was driving. driving up and down the road. >> where is the camera? >> the camera was on a rig outside -- >> like an eavesdropping camera. >> was there another truck driving alongside of us? i think it was hooked up on a rig outside the truck? >> he knows how this works

because you are making your directorial debut in a new documentary. and after "magic mike" where you played one of the stripper guys in the movie -- >> you want me to say my character name? we don't have to. >> i don't think that's needed here. >> later in the day. >> we've got a clip from that as well. >> great. >> watch this. >> what women want is a show. they want the cabaret. they want open arms. they want to be romanced. they want to see the act. they want to know they -- you spent a fortune on your costume. >> okay. what's interesting about this, what i've read is you feel that the whole male stripper movement came from feminism. >> it's true. i always thought there would be -- i would find there was some male entertainer in king louis' court or some victorrian era, but that's not the case. it was really a product of feminism. women had their rights and they

wanted their rights to male naked butts, i guess. >> did that come to you when you were in "magic mike"? >> in "magic mike," it kind of scratched the surface for me. i didn't understand -- i had a friend of mine who was a male stripper in the '90s and i just never broached the subject. i just didn't want to know. but then when we shot the movie, i realized it really wasn't what i thought. it was actually a job that was really appealing to a guy. >> why? >> you're 20 years old, you're 30 years -- >> you got a bunch of women groping you. >> you hang out with your buddies and they stuff money in your underpants and then you have your pick at the end of the night. >> it's not taxable. >> not a lot of paperwork. >> of course. they're going to figure out you're driving your maserati around. >> it was a gift. >> yeah.

>> how can people see the documentary? >> it's in theaters on friday. if you live if a major city, it will be there. then we have an expansion planned for people that aren't in those major cities in august 15, it will be available on video on demand for everybody everywhere. >> what was it like sitting in the edit room? >> i've been directing stuff since high school. it's how i wound up acting. i made movies as a kid. then went off and did classical theater for years. but i've kind of doubled back to be able to pick back up with the directing. >> werewolf, strippers, does he it all. >> you combine them all, that would be something. >> watch this documentary. thanks so much for coming. >> thank you. coming up, this is a fox news alert. while you were sleeping, a six-term republican senator barely survives his toughest race ever against a tea party challenger. tea party member ted cruz joins us live with his analysis. that's what he looks like. ♪ ♪

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>> congressman james lankford beating t.w. shannon for the republican senate nomination. that replaces senator coburn. >> that all happened yesterday. joining us now with reaction is senator ted cruz of the great state of texas. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. good to be with you. >> you and the tea party backed those candidates who lost. day after? what are your thoughts? >> well, i didn't have a position in the mississippi race. from the beginning this year have stayed out of all incumbent races. but i do think it's striking that the race was so close that it took -- you saw the washington republican establishment put millions of dollars in that race to preserve an incumbent and they encouraged an awful lot of democrats to vote in that race and won a razor thin race. i think that demonstrates that there is a lot of hunger for change. people are frustrated with washington. and they're hungry for leaders who will stand up and make the case we need to go a different

path. i congratulate my colleague, thad. i congratulate james lankford on their wins and i'm hopeful that we'll see every republican in washington standing together to stand up to this failed obama agenda that has taken the country in the wrong direction. >> what republicans have let you down so far that you think they need a change in the senate? because i don't see much getting done there at all. >> i think people are frustrated with washington. you're right, nothing is getting done in the senate. although an awful lot of the blame for that lies with harry reid. harry reid has insisted on making this a do nothing senate. under harry reid, we don't even vote on pro growth policies. we don't vote on fundamental tax reform. we don't vote on regulatory reform. under harry reid, even though over 6 million americans have lost their health insurance under obamacare, harry reid won't allow the senate even to vote on providing relief from obamacare which is the biggest job killer in the country and it's hurting americans all over this nation. >> do you take issue in

mississippi -- i want to jump backútaere -- take issue with the fact that some democrats jumped over, crossed over? >> well, it appears clear that there were thousands or tens of thousands of democrats who voted in the republican primary. listen, this is nothing new. we see mischief where you have people from the other party vote in your primary because they think that a particular candidate is more vulnerable, more attractive to them for whatever reason. that's part of politics. >> it sure is. you're from the great state of texas. right now on our southern border, there is is a humanitarian crisis. i saw on drudge report yesterday the government was looking for 60,000 pair of underwear. there are so many people down there waiting to get somewhere. you blame -- we're looking at some of the images right now where people are covered with tin foil to stay warm. you blame the president of the united states for what's going on, don't you? >> that's exactly right. just this monday i went and visited air force base in san

antonio where they've got 1200 children residing. it is heart breaking. we are seeing an explosion in little boys and little girls coming across the border and it's the direct result of president obama's lawlessness. in 2011, the number of unaccompanied minors who were apprehended was 6,000. then in 2012 president obama illegally granted amnesty to some 800,000 people who were here illegally who had entered as children. and as a result, predictively we've seen an explosion in the number of children coming alone, illegally. it went from 6,000 in 2011 to this year it's expected to be 90,000 little boys and little girls. next year it's predicted to be 145,000. and this is heart breaking. these are kids that are being handed over not to well-meaning social workers, but to hardened criminals to transnational drug cartels. i'll tell you one of the most chilling things that i heard at the air force base was a number

of these children, these drug cartels hold them for ransom from their families and to extort ransom, they literally cut off body parts and they're forcing one child to cut off fingers and ears of another child and the social workers that we were talking about were talking about the trauma where they're having kids come over who are maimed and other kids who are severely psychologically damaged 'cause they've got a machine gun to their head because they're being ordered by these drug dealers to cut off fingers and ears. it is heart breaking and it's the consequence of the president's lawlessness. it really is tragic. >> we saw video of you there at the air force base and it's tough to look at those kids' faces and say we don't care. we got to send them back. once you see them, you realize there has got to be something we can do. let's move on to something else that a lot of people say there has got to be something we can do. there is a sudanese couple

convert to do christianity and were detained and this could be tough. the state department have a role in their lack of ability to exit this or was this out of their jurisdiction? >> this is another heart breaking example. it's an example that has attracted international attention. this is a young wife, young mom and she was sentenced in the government of sudan to be tortured and executed. she was sentenced to 100 lashes and then to hang by the neck 'til dead for the crime of being a christian. she has two little babies. she has a 20-month old son son named martin and a newborn baby girl named maya who she had to give birth to while in leg irons. she's married to an american citizen, daniel, from new hampshire. her children are american citizens. and her only crime is being a christian. just to underscore the grotesque evil of the sharia law in sudan,

she was told, renounce jesus and you will be spared of this sentence and she told them, i cannot renounce christ. it is powerful. it is tragic. now, millions of americans, millions of people across the world were lifting her up in prayer. responding to that pressure, the government released her. yesterday as she and her family were at the airport preparing to come back to america, armed thugs came in, arrested her again and she is right now in captivity. we don't know if they're attending -- intending to carry out this torture. the most pressing thing we need is we need american leadership, in particular where is the president? nobody has a bully pulpit like the president of the united states. president obama should stand up and say to the government of sudan, free miriam now. this shouldn't be a partisan issue. this should bring awful us together. we should stand up for this young mom, for her babies that are in a sedanese -- sudanese

prison just for being a christian. >> thanks so much. >> thank you. heather nauert, you have the news. tell us what else is happening. >> happening overnight, the third attack on a pakinstani airport in a month. gunmen opening fire on a passenger plane as it lands in pakistan, leaving one passenger dead. two crew members were injured and those bullets narrowly missed the captain. this happened on a pakistan international airlines flight carrying about 178 passengers on board at the time. that plane had just arrived from saudi arabia. then you probably remember this story. earlier this month, a terrorist attack on catchy's airport left 34 people dead. back here at home, imagine this, a man is breaking into your house in the middle of the night. you call for help and your call is sent to police 1200 miles away? not just once, but twice. >> a few minutes after i got in my building, there was like pounding at my door, like

somebody trying to jiggle the door handle. like i live in minneapolis, minnesota. she's like, oh, well you dialed 911 in new york. >> imagine that. the 911 operator in new york then contacted people in minneapolis. police arrived at the apartment 30 minutes later. no one can quite explain how on earth this happened. that minneapolis call center, by the way, is just two miles from her apartment. billy joel is a good samaritan. ♪ ♪ >> billy joel coming to the rescue of a 65-year-old woman in the hamptons after she took a nasty spill in the middle of a busy street. he was riding his motorcycle at the time. he helped her up, carried her stuff to the side of the road. and then he took time to sit down and talk with her. keeping her company. those are your headlines. how nice is that? >> that's great. you got to figure she kind of

came to and she looks up and thinks, wow, that guy looks like billy joel. >> absolutely. >> good news for the people in the hampton, the kardashians are back. they opened up a store in hamptons. >> my condolences. >> fox news alert now on the bite heard around the world. charges filed against the world cup player who bit his opponent. we're going find out if he's indeed going to be banned. they're evaluating. they must come up with a decision before saturday because that's when they're supposed to play colombia in the knockout round. ♪ ♪

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yesterday the big story was not so much the europe beating italy. but suarez bit for the third time in his career, it looks as if mr. kilini, right in the neck when the ball was on the other side of the field. he went to the ground, he showed his bite marks. but that hasn't stopped fifa, the governing body, from making a move at this. >> right. he can face 24 months probation or penalty there. he just did this 14 months ago, by the way. >> he did. he should be banned for the next two games. that would be the game against colombia and if they win that, in the quarter final. >> they should have taken him out yesterday after it happened. he has been charged with assault by fifa.

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ladies and gentlemen, the john adams high school class of 1998. >> will you marry me? >> i love that moment. these two love birds stole our hearts in the '90s on the very popular show "boy meets world." but today cory and topanga have moved on to start a family of their own. now joining us ben savage and his own screen daughter. welcome and good morning. >> thank you. >> good morning. >> how much fun is this for to you see this progress, really bringing generations together? >> it's been a lot of fun. i've been telling everybody that it's like reliving a chapter from your childhood and they say

you can't go home again. but this show is kind of proving you sort of can. it's been a really great experience. >> sure. rowan, the show went off the air, the original show did before you were born. >> yeah. >> you had seen all of the episodes in reruns. >> i've seen a recent episode. i was not born when it even ended. >> okay. so you show up and you didn't realize that it was going to be a spinoff from that particular show and you're reading along and realize -- >> i'm reading along the script and i see the names and automatically make the connection, cory and topanga -- >> wait, i would be their daughter? >> literally. it was really cool. >> how is she, ben? >> she's great. we looked far and wide to find the girl we thought would be the perfect daughter. we didn't want the perfect, you know, stereo typical daughter and we wanted sun that we thought was real and relatable and that kids at home could identify with. i think we found her. >> all right. >> we have a nice clip there we

want to show everybody, a little tease. >> how long do i have to live in my father's world? >> until you make it yours. reilly, do you know what i want more than anything? go ahead. make it yours. >> i will. when i do, you'll still be there for me? >> right here. we'll be right here. >> look at that. >> how much fun. best advice that ben has given you? >> ben has really -- he's really talked to my parents and i about staying humble and both danielle and him have talked about that, especially 'cause we're in a business where so many people can get to your head really easily. he's kept us really grounded, the entire cast. >> so ben, now that you are making this show years after you ended the other show, that follows in the footsteps, for disney, doing it with the same people, is it like a flashback? >> it is. >> i was just here a minute ago? >> i have a lot of deja vu

moments. there is a lot of moments where people will be talking to me and i'll forget what year it is. it's been a lot of fun and it's been a fun ride. >> exciting for parents and kids alike. this friday your best friend on the show. >> and best friend in real life. >> oh, my goodness. you have to come back. sabrina carpenter will be performing in our all american concert series right here friday, all on the plaza. we want everybody to bring your kids and friends to 48th and 6th street. >> "girl meets world attention" areas this friday at 8:45 on the disney channel. -- 9:45 i should say. thanks so much. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. we're going to step aside. more "fox & friends," two minutes away live from new york city ♪

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